Common use of Check Clerk Clause in Contracts

Check Clerk. A check clerk is an employee who, in addition to the duties of a regular clerk as hereinbefore set forth, performs one of the follow­ ing duties: 1. Acts as a department manager having charge of and supervision over a department, except in such instance as set forth in subsection (d) of this section defining the duties of a regular clerk. 2. Acts in the capacity of assisting the managing clerk in his duties; or acts in the capacity of assisting the owner where the owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk, or per­ forms the duties of a managing clerk in his absence, and generally super­ vises the conduct of a store. The mere occasional or incidental performance of a duty of a managing clerk under direction or instruction shall not be construed as the basis for classifying an employee as a check clerk. This sub-section shall not apply to stores where not more than two people, in­ cluding the owner, are working therein where either— 1. The owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk; or 2. Where a managing clerk is em­ ployed where the owner is not actively engaged in the business, as above set forth in this sub-section.

Check Clerk. A check clerk is an employee who, in addition to the duties of a regular clerk as hereinbefore xxxxxxxxxxx set forth, performs one of the follow­ ing following duties: 1. Acts as a department manager having charge of and supervision over a department, except in such instance as set forth in subsection sub-section (dc) of this section Section defining the duties of a regular clerk. 2. Acts in the capacity of assisting the managing clerk in his duties; or acts in the capacity of assisting the owner where the owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk, or per­ forms performs the duties of a managing clerk in his absence, and generally super­ vises supervises the conduct of a store. The mere occasional or incidental performance of a duty of a managing clerk under direction or instruction shall not be construed as the basis for classifying an employee as a check clerk. This sub-section shall not apply to stores where not more than two people, in­ cluding including the owner, are working therein where either— 1. The owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk; , or— 2. Where a managing clerk is em­ ployed employed where the owner is not actively engaged in the business, business as above set forth in this sub-section.

Check Clerk. A check clerk is an employee who, in addition to the duties of a regular clerk as hereinbefore hereinabove set forth, performs one of the follow­ ing following duties: 1. Acts as a department manager having charge of and supervision over a department, except in such instance as set forth in subsection sub-section (dc) of this section Section defining the duties of a regular clerk. 2. Acts in the capacity of assisting the managing clerk in his duties; or acts in the capacity of assisting the owner where the owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk, or per­ forms performs the duties of a managing clerk in his absence, and generally super­ vises supervises the conduct of a store. The mere occasional or incidental performance of a duty of a managing clerk under direction or instruction shall not be construed as the basis for classifying an employee as a check clerk. This sub-section shall not apply to stores where not more than two people, in­ cluding including the owner, are working therein where either— 1. The owner is actively engaged in the business performing the duties of a managing clerk; , or— 2. Where a managing clerk is em­ ployed employed where the owner is not actively engaged in the business, business as above set forth in this sub-section.